Okinwa Beach
“Azama Sun Sun Beach” is a beach located in Nanjo City, in the southern part of the main island of Okinawa, and many tourists visit every year.
This beach is an artificial beach.
However, the transparency of the sea is high, and the long white sandy beach is very beautiful.
The Higashi-Hennazaki Observation Deck lets you take in the scenic Higashi-Hennazaki Cape from a rise, with a white lighthouse and endless Miyako Blue. Here’s the guide to its appeal, access, and nearby spots.
Nishi-Hennazaki Cape in northwestern Miyako Island is a popular cape overlooking Ikema Ohashi Bridge and the Miyako Blue sea, known for lined-up wind turbines and beautiful sunsets. Here’s the guide to highlights, time needed, and parking.
Shirakawa-hama (Susakabama) in eastern Miyako Island is a quiet, simple hidden beach with untouched nature and openness — and a historical romance as a former departure point for tribute voyages to Okinawa’s main island. Here’s the full guide.
The Higashi-Hennazaki Observation Deck lets you take in the scenic Higashi-Hennazaki Cape from a rise, with a white lighthouse and endless Miyako Blue. Here’s the guide to its appeal, access, and nearby spots.
Nishi-Hennazaki Cape in northwestern Miyako Island is a popular cape overlooking Ikema Ohashi Bridge and the Miyako Blue sea, known for lined-up wind turbines and beautiful sunsets. Here’s the guide to highlights, time needed, and parking.
Shirakawa-hama (Susakabama) in eastern Miyako Island is a quiet, simple hidden beach with untouched nature and openness — and a historical romance as a former departure point for tribute voyages to Okinawa’s main island. Here’s the full guide.
We introduce you to everything from famous beaches to minor beaches in Okinawa.
